As the aim is to digitally empower workforces they offer Digital Workmates and consultancy services, becoming its clientele’s digital transformation ally. The offerings include a simple business engagement model, complemented by two unique commercial propositions ‘Zero CapEx’ and ‘a savings-based charging model’ through CevitrJo (the digital workmate) platform, which can be described as:
• SimpleJo: The simple CJs are designed to execute those processes that typically require no subjective judgment to be applied and are the workmates of choice to start the digital empowerment journey.
• SmartJo: The smart CJs have cognitive capabilities and the ability to execute more complex processes harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence. The smart CJs learn from their workforce counterparts solving problems and executing complex tasks with subjective decision making.
“We aspire to be a global business that succeeded in disrupting the conventional status quo by making disruptive innovation available to businesses large and small. In doing so we would have built an organization that is a ‘Great Place to Work’ where the exuberance of youth is ably supported by experienced professionals thereby aiding the professional development of all colleagues who work in Cevitr,” cheers Mudholkar. And what further solidified Jaideep’s passion for RPA industry was learning a common impasse. Where in 9 out of 10 client meetings over the last 12 months they encountered situations that businesses that have the potential to harness the power of RPA have not even heard about the technology and are frankly amazed by what it could offer. “This has inevitably led us to the conclusion that our mission statement is in perfect alignment with the market reality. Moreover, the kind of technical skills that are required for training a Digital Workmate is perfectly suited for the younger generation where we have seen colleagues in the age group of 19 to 25 excel, thereby opening up opportunities like never before,” asserts Mudholkar.
His rationale is hence clear: RPA is the future workplace; it needs to be embraced by businesses or they will lose their competitive advantage and find themselves with inefficient staff and low levels of employee retention. “With the prediction that by 2025, the majority of the global workforce will be comprised of Millennials and Gen Z born between 1983 and 1999, Workplaces of the future will have to be ready to leverage the talent of this highly educated and capable workforce by meeting their expectations of work experience. This expectation does not involve spending hours on tedious and repetitive tasks but it does involve embracing technology and working on a variety of customer-focused and value led projects,” affirms Mudholkar. Although robots can’t adjust their behavior the same way a human can Jaideep suggests that the Digital Workmate is a fast learner, even if it does only what it is trained to do– where no subjective judgment is to be applied. The advantage is obvious: “The Digital Workmate doesn’t try and make sense of or understand data, making it the perfect employee for sensitive information and confidentiality,” shares Mudholkar. As for all the hype regarding RPA in the marketplace Jaideep acknowledges, “It can make it problematic for companies to know how to start with RPA and where and how it will be most effective within their organization. The task of process selection can be a daunting one and potential adopters can become intimidated at this stage. The cost to implement RPA can be high which is a limitation for SME’s, this is where Cevitr’s monthly subscription and pricing models come in to make RPA accessible to all. Moreover, it is our view that overcapacity is being sold in the market which will certainly slow down future growth as organizations who have invested in the technology focus on ensuring that that existing capacity is utilized to its fullest extent.”
When Jaideep is not transforming businesses he can be found cooking, golfing or just being a “Couch Potato” watching TV.